80 Tooth GT2 Timing Belt Pulley – 5mm Bore Black Anodized Aluminum

Precision 80 Tooth GT2 Timing Pulley for Voron 2.4 style builds, DIY 3D printers, CNC machines, robotics, and custom GT2 belt motion systems.

  • 80 Tooth GT2 Profile: Designed for GT2 timing belt motion systems using compatible 6mm wide belts.
  • 5mm Bore Fitment: Fits compatible 5mm shafts, motor shafts, axles, or custom motion hardware.
  • Black Anodized Aluminum: Lightweight aluminum pulley with a clean black finish for professional printer and machine builds.

Price:

$14.49

Product Details

Precision 80 Tooth GT2 Timing Pulley for Voron 2.4 and DIY 3D Printer Motion

The 80 Tooth GT2 Timing Pulley is a large GT2 belt motion component used in Voron 2.4 style builds, DIY 3D printers, CNC machines, robotics, automation projects, belt reduction systems, and custom mechanical assemblies. Designed for compatible GT2 timing belts, this pulley provides synchronized belt movement for printer motion systems and other compact machine builds where smooth, repeatable travel matters.

This pulley features an 80 tooth GT2 profile, 5mm bore, and black anodized aluminum body. The larger 80 tooth design is useful in belt-driven systems where pulley diameter, belt wrap, motion ratio, or mechanical layout are important. It is especially relevant for Voron 2.4 inspired printer projects, DIY CoreXY machines, custom gantry systems, and motion assemblies that use GT2 belt hardware.

Designed for GT2 6mm Timing Belt Motion Systems

GT2 timing belts are widely used in 3D printers and light-duty motion systems because they provide accurate belt-driven movement in a compact format. This 80 Tooth GT2 Timing Pulley is designed for compatible GT2 belt systems and works well in layouts that use 6mm wide GT2 belts. Always confirm belt width, tooth profile, bore size, and pulley spacing before installation.

Useful for Voron 2.4 Style Builds and DIY Printers

Voron 2.4 style machines and other high-performance DIY 3D printers often rely on precise GT2 belt routing for smooth and repeatable motion. This pulley can be used in printer builds, rebuilds, upgrades, belt reduction systems, and custom motion layouts where an 80 tooth GT2 pulley with a 5mm bore is required. Always confirm your specific printer revision, bill of materials, and motion design before ordering replacement hardware.

Black Anodized Aluminum Pulley

The black anodized aluminum body provides a clean, professional appearance while keeping weight low. Aluminum pulleys are commonly used in printer and machine builds because they offer a strong balance of stiffness, low mass, and durability. The black finish pairs well with aluminum extrusion frames, black hardware, and clean custom machine layouts.

5mm Bore for Compatible Shafts and Motion Hardware

The 5mm bore makes this pulley suitable for compatible 5mm shafts, motor shafts, axles, shoulder screws, or custom mounting hardware depending on your design. Before installation, confirm that the pulley fits the shaft correctly and that any set screws, spacers, washers, or collars are installed with proper clearance. A pulley that is misaligned or loose can cause belt tracking issues, noise, uneven wear, and poor motion accuracy.

Useful for CNC, Robotics, and Custom Belt-Driven Systems

Although this pulley is especially useful for Voron 2.4 and DIY 3D printer builds, it can also be used in CNC projects, robotics mechanisms, laser engraver upgrades, plotters, camera sliders, automation projects, and prototype machines. Any GT2 belt-driven system that requires an 80 tooth pulley with a 5mm bore may benefit from this part.

Pair with Related Motion and Fastener Hardware

For related parts, browse the 3D Printer Parts category or the Fasteners category. This pulley can be paired with GT2 timing belts, metric socket head screws, spacers, bearings, linear rails, guide blocks, smooth rods, and other motion hardware from dnb3D.

Technical Reference

Timing belt pulley systems are commonly used where synchronized belt motion, repeatability, and compact mechanical drive layouts are needed. For general engineering context on synchronous timing belt systems, see this synchronous belt drive reference.

Every order is hand-inspected and precision-shipped from dnb3D in Marathon, Ontario. Whether you are building a Voron 2.4 style printer, upgrading a CoreXY motion system, assembling a CNC axis, or designing a custom belt-driven machine, this 80 Tooth GT2 Timing Pulley provides a reliable motion component for precision GT2 belt systems.

Specifications

80 Tooth GT2 Timing Pulley Specifications

The 80 Tooth GT2 Timing Pulley is designed for compatible GT2 timing belt motion systems used in Voron 2.4 style builds, DIY 3D printers, CNC projects, robotics, and custom machine assemblies.

Product Type GT2 synchronous timing pulley / belt drive pulley
Tooth Profile GT2
Tooth Count 80 tooth / 80T
Compatible Belt Type GT2 timing belt
Compatible Belt Width 6mm GT2 belt systems, if confirmed by your build design
Bore Size 5mm
Material Aluminum / aluminum alloy
Finish / Colour Black anodized aluminum
Common Printer Fitment Voron 2.4 style builds, DIY CoreXY printers, and similar GT2 belt-driven motion systems
Common Use Belt drive systems, belt reduction layouts, synchronized motion, gantry systems, printer motion hardware, CNC motion, and robotics
Compatible Hardware 5mm shafts, compatible motor shafts, axles, shoulder screws, set screws, spacers, collars, brackets, and custom pulley mounts
Common Applications Voron 2.4, DIY 3D printers, CoreXY printers, CNC machines, robotics, laser engravers, plotters, automation projects, and belt-driven motion assemblies
Assembly Warning Confirm belt width, bore size, tooth profile, shaft fit, alignment, and clearance before installation. Misalignment can cause belt wear, noise, or poor motion quality.
Fulfillment Hand-inspected and precision-shipped from dnb3D in Marathon, Ontario, Canada

Installation & Care

Installation, Handling & Care

Confirm Belt, Bore, and Tooth Compatibility

Before installing the 80 Tooth GT2 Timing Pulley, confirm that your belt is a compatible GT2 timing belt and that your shaft, motor shaft, or axle hardware matches the 5mm bore. Mismatched parts can cause wobble, slipping, binding, poor belt tracking, or premature wear.

Align the Pulley with the Belt Path

Proper pulley alignment is important for smooth and accurate motion. The pulley should sit square to the belt path so the belt tracks evenly across the teeth. Misalignment can cause belt edge wear, noise, skipped motion, uneven tension, or rubbing against nearby parts.

Secure the Pulley Correctly

If your pulley uses set screws, tighten them against the proper shaft surface or flat where applicable. Use moderate torque and avoid stripping the set screw or damaging the shaft. For high-vibration printer and CNC applications, removable threadlocker may be used if compatible with your build.

Use Proper Spacing and Clearance

Make sure spacers, washers, collars, brackets, and printed parts do not rub against the rotating pulley or belt. The pulley should spin freely after installation with no side binding, shaft wobble, or interference.

Set Belt Tension Carefully

Use reasonable belt tension for your machine design. A belt that is too loose can skip or produce inaccurate motion, while a belt that is too tight can increase bearing load, create noise, wear the belt, or strain motor shafts and brackets.

Keep the Pulley and Belt Clean

Keep the pulley teeth and belt path free from dust, chips, filament debris, grease buildup, and abrasive particles. Contamination can reduce belt life and create rough or noisy motion. Inspect the pulley during regular printer or machine maintenance.

Protect the Black Anodized Finish

To keep the black anodized finish clean, avoid abrasive tools, harsh cleaners, and unnecessary scratching during installation. Wipe with a soft cloth before final assembly if the pulley will be visible on the finished machine.

Canadian Fulfillment and Quality Check

Every order is hand-inspected before shipping. dnb3D precision-ships pulleys, fasteners, motion parts, and small machine hardware across Canada from our Ontario facility, helping makers, builders, and machine owners receive clean, usable parts ready for careful installation.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping & Turnaround Times

At dnb3D, we don’t just ship boxes—we manufacture solutions. Operating our Industry 4.0 micro-factory in Marathon, Ontario, means your order is handled by the same people who design and test these components.

  • Ready to Ship (3D Printer Parts & Hardware): Finished, inspected, and on the shelf. Dispatched within 1 to 2 business days.

  • In-House Manufacturing (Laser, Plasma, 3D Prints): These items are manufactured “fresh” to order. Please allow 3 to 5 business days for precision cutting and finishing.

  • Custom Projects: Bespoke designs require a consultation and a locked-in timeline before production begins.

National Shipping Reach

We ship nationwide across Canada and the USA. Centrally located on the North Shore of Lake Superior, we are uniquely positioned to get your products moving quickly to either coast.

30-Day Craftsmanship Guarantee

We stand behind every weld, cut, and print. If a product doesn’t meet your expectations, contact the Hub within 30 days. If we wouldn’t put it in our own shop, we won’t let it sit in yours.

Returns & Personalization

  • Standard Items: Contact us within 30 days for return authorization. Items must be in original, unused condition.

  • Custom/Personalized Orders: Digitally fabricated to your exact specs (names, custom dimensions, or unique finishes) are final sale once production begins.

  • Shipping Costs: Return shipping is the responsibility of the customer unless the item arrived damaged or defective.

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